Special thanks to Joe Munroe and Dawn McMillan and their Quincy Mainstreet staff, volunteers and co-sponsors for organizing this event and providing advertising, food, and drinks to artists. This event hosted 20 bands on 11 porches in beautiful historic Quincy Florida!
Special thanks to Grace Robinson and her GAC staff for comfort station and exhibit space for artists!
Gadsden Arts Center [Munroe Community room in the Fletcher Annex (old café)] generously opened to sketchcrawlers as a relief station & lunch meeting place to see each other's sketches and check out the current exhibits [like "Out of Pocket" and "Arts in Gadsden"] (see links)
Look forward to our Gadsden Arts Center/Museum sketchcrawlers' exhibit in May 2017.
Sharon Hester's Drawing of Randy's Antique Ford
The Rolling Tones serenade artist Sharon Hester with a song "Oh Shenandoah"
which also happens to be the title of her award-winning drawing in the GAC juried Exhibit
by Debi Kistler
Katareen and McCall
by Mark Fletcher
*Please welcome new Sketchcrawler Diana Diaz and her daughter Katareen: "McCall and Katareen". performed her music at the Lines, Hinson and Lines Historic Building. Katareen is from Quincy and it was their first real performance in her hometown: Congratulations!
Sketchcrawler Sara Chang's Mandalas
by Mary Liz Tippin-Moody
by Bill Otersen
Several Sketchcrawlers joined in the Gadsden Arts Center's "Out of Pocket" exhibit, including Sara Chang, Jennifer Clinard, Sandy DeLopez, Jenny Lange and others. Some of these and several other sketchers joined in the Gadsden Arts Museum's "Arts in Gadsden" national juried exhibit.
Inside the Stitch & Sew Shop
by Mary Sterner Lawson
An early spectator views our Sketchcrawl/Porchfest pop-up show in the Gadsden Arts Center and Museum's front window of the new Munroe Community Room
by Debi Kistler
by Janice McCaskill
the convergence of Sight and Sound Artists:
it's a beautiful thing :)
by Jenny Lange
The Leaf Theatre
by Mary Sterner Lawson
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by Dottie Shearn |
The Gadsden Arts Center and Museum welcomes the public with excellent exhibits all year!
by Bill Otersen
by Debi Kistler
by Mary Liz Tippin-Moody
by Debi Kistler
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